Esmira needs rehabilitation to learn how to walk

Esmira is 7 years old. She likes to play with dolls and build towers out of a construction kit. Due to the treatment of a brain tumor, the girl has lost her eyesight, distinguishes only shadows, and cannot walk on her own (she always relies on a cane and her mother's hand). There is still a fear of falling, so she often uses a wheelchair on the street. But the girl dreams of running and playing with children. Esmira is a real fighter. Rehabilitation (with the support of the foundation) has already produced results: She stands, walks with canes, and has become stronger. To consolidate success, classes are needed every 2-3 months. Esmira has a new rehabilitation course ahead of her, which includes comprehensive physical therapy classes and separate exercises for her hand to improve coordination. Esmira's family lives in a small village. Dad runs the household to feed the family, mom devotes all her time to caring for her daughter and young son. They cannot pay for an expensive rehabilitation course. Let's help Esmira go through a new stage of recovery together! Your help is invaluable!